433 Eros scaled one in 500 thousand

thingiverse

The provided table appears to be a list of celestial bodies, their corresponding Thingiverse models, and the scale at which they are printed. Here's a breakdown of each row: 1. **Mars (1962 reconstruction)**: * Model: [Mars (1962 reconstruction)](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3579841) * Scales: 60 million (one-in-60-million) and 120 million (one-in-120-million) * Image: A screenshot of the model's features 2. **Flat Earth**: * Model: [Flat Earth](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3684259) * Scale: 250 million (one-in-250-million) * Image: A screenshot of the model's features 3. **Planet Nine**: * Model: [Planet Nine](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3824621) * Scales: 250 million (one-in-250-million) and 500 million (one-in-500-million) 4. **Luna (4 Gya)**: * Model: [Luna (4 Gya)](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3961972) * Scales: 20 million (one-in-20-million) and 60 million (one-in-60-million) * Image: A screenshot of the model's features 5. **Cube planet**: * Model: [Cube planet](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4159226) * Scales: 60 million (one-in-60-million), 120 million (one-in-120-million), and 250 million (one-in-250-million) * Image: A screenshot of the model's features 6. **Expanding Earth**: * Model: [Expanding Earth](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4279475) * Scales: 60 million (one-in-60-million) and 120 million (one-in-120-million) The scales are represented by powers of 10, with "K" denoting 10^3 (one thousand), "M" denoting 10^6 (one million), and "G" denoting 10^9 (one billion).